Walker v. Walker
Supreme Court of Georgia
Award, from Upson comity. Decided by Judge Cabiness, May Term, 1857. A suit in equity was commenced in the- Court below, and by consent of the parties, the matters in dispute were referred to arbitration, and two arbitrators, Washington Poe and Thomas 1’. Stubbs, appointed. These arbitrators made their award, to which exceptions were filed by the defendant in the suit.
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Award, from Upson comity. Decided by Judge Cabiness, May Term, 1857. A suit in equity was commenced in the- Court below, and by consent of the parties, the matters in dispute were referred to arbitration, and two arbitrators, Washington Poe and Thomas 1’. Stubbs, appointed. These arbitrators made their award, to which exceptions were filed by the defendant in the suit. Upon motion on behalf of the plaintiff, the defendant objecting, the award was entered on the minutes of the Court To which decision defendant excepted, tendered his bill of exceptions, which was signed and certified,'and cost…
1Opinion of the Court
By the Court.
McDonald, J.
delivering the opinion.
This cause had been referred to arbitration by agreement of the parties, in writing. When the award was returned into Court, it was, on motion of complainant’s counsel, entered on the minutes of the Court, the defendant’s counsel *259opposing it. Defendant’s counsel excepted, to the decision of the Court. They made out and tendered a bill of exceptions, which was signed and certified by the presiding Judge. The defendants paid the cost and gave bond and security. Afterwards, complainant’s counsel moved the Court to enter the award of the arbitrators…
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